Karang Haji (Cisolok)

Karang Haji is a mellow right-hand reef/point break in a small cove just east of the Ocean Queen Resort area (near Cisolok). The wave is described as peeling and groomed on offshore winds, making it a relaxed option for learning and refining technique. It starts working at about 1.5–2 m swell and can hold up to around 2.5 m+ (roughly 8 ft+), with a working direction centered on the south/south-east. Sources describe the best positioning around mid-tide (with rising and falling tides also noted), and that it can function on all tides when conditions are right. The ride is typically in the medium range: normal rides are often reported between about 50 and 150 m on a good day, with the potential to peel for up to around 200 m. Wave quality is consistently described as good, and larger swell behavior is reported as holding rather than immediately closing out. Safety-wise, treat the reef and rocks/coral as the main hazard: sharp rocks, submerged hazards, and occasional sea urchins are noted. Be extra careful around low tide, and use the safest access route via the trail near the resort gate; also be mindful that parts of the access area may involve private beach access. Lifeguards/rescue are not reported at the spot, so plan to surf with appropriate awareness and readiness.